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1. How to check nand x current driver version serial#
2. How to check nand x current driver version drivers#
3. How to check nand x current driver version android#

I think you have to check if the Win drivers are correctly installed. In your case, it looks like LiveSuit is not communicating properly with the board. When finished, the board boots from flash. :get the good blk ratio after hwscan : 950 I've never used PhoenixSuit but I guess it is similar to LiveSuit. MMMMMMMM MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM FFMMMMMM:: ::MMMM BBMMMMFF =

How to check nand x current driver version serial#

On the serial console, if I try flashing with LiveSuit I don't see anything. I then flash the resultant image (1GB in size) to the a13. Run oldpenguin's script* to put hwpack in rootfs image.Īt this point the image's root looks like this :īin boot dev etc home lib lost+found media mnt opt proc root run sbin selinux SHA256SUMS srv sys tmp usr var Neither LS on Ubuntu or XP generate any debugging output on the serial line.ĭd if=/dev/zero bs=1M count=1000 of=rootfs.ext4 LiveSuit under XP 32 gives an error dialog with no text. if I get this working I'll host an image for anyone to use on Google Drive.Įverything runs without error until LiveSuit on Ubuntu gives an error at the end of the flash process : "Failed to flash firmware: pcall FAILED Tools_ii.lua:2887: attempt to index hwSCanData (a nil value) 2 275" One user on the xda developer forums and the Cubie forums said that LiveSuit doesn't support Linux images.Ī lot of people want Debian on the NAND. does HeHop's script expect the rootfs to start with binary ? (should the rootfs folder contain /dev /etc or should it contain "binary" and then inside binary is /dev /etc /root) The Linaro rootfs is 54MB in size.Īlso, the Linaro rootfs has "binary" as the first folder in the archive. I'm not sure if LiveSuit checks that far but perhaps the rootfs is the problem. Some something is wrong with the images generated with the Sunxi BSP and hehop methods.

How to check nand x current driver version android#

If I write android to the nand using LiveSuit then there's debug output. If I write any of the images I've generated to the nand using dd then there is no debug output. If I boot off an SD card then yes, there is a lot of output on the UEXT UART.